Overview
Franklin/Fulton Drug and Alcohol oversees and/or carries out the administration, implementation and completion of drug and alcohol services within Franklin and Fulton counties, including prevention, intervention, treatment, recovery and case management.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Franklin/Fulton Drug and Alcohol program is to ensure that a comprehensive range of locally based, high-quality and effective substance use prevention, intervention, treatment, recovery and case management services are available and accessible to eligible residents of Franklin and Fulton counties.
Call 1-800-662-4357 | Text 717-216-0905 | Live Chat
Franklin/Fulton Drug and Alcohol (FFDA), often referred to as the Single County Authority or SCA, has contracted with the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol to oversee and/or carry out the administration, implementation and completion of drug and alcohol services within Franklin and Fulton counties.
FFDA has three subdivisions:
- Prevention
- Intervention
- Case Management
Drug and Alcohol Screening Options
During business hours (Monday-Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm): 717-263-1256
After hours (24 hours a day): 800-662-4357 or apps.ddap.pa.gov/gethelpnow or 877-907-6237
Overdose Prevention
Free Naloxone is available by calling Franklin/Fulton Drug and Alcohol at 717-263-1256. Narcan is also available on local college campuses; ask your resident assistant for details or visit a campus wellness center.
Safe Medication Disposal and Storage
Contact Franklin/Fulton Drug and Alcohol for a free medication lock box or Deterra Drug Deactivation System.
Local Medication Disposal Sites
Safely dispose of unused or expired medications at one of our convenient disposal locations throughout Franklin County.
Operation Save A Life
Are you concerned that a loved one is at risk for an opioid overdose? Consider attending an Operation Save a Life training.
During this training, you will learn how to recognize, respond to and prevent an opioid overdose. You will also learn how to administer intra-nasal naloxone to reverse an overdose. After completing the training, you will receive a certificate of completion along with the knowledge of how to intervene in the event of an overdose.
For information on upcoming trainings or to request a training for your agency or organization, contact Franklin/Fulton Drug and Alcohol at ffda@franklincountypa.gov.
Staff Listing
James Eagler
Administrator
Joseph Bailey
Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC) Specialist
Jordan Bailey
Case Management Specialist
Danielle Beaver
Program Specialist
Katelyn Becker
Prevention Specialist
Amanda Carbaugh
Administrative Assistant II
Jennifer Courtney
DAPP/RIPP Case Management Specialist
Tobin Kercheval
Deputy Administrator
Kathryn Lugo
Case Management Specialist
Shannon Peterson
Case Management Specialist
Arielle Rose
Case Management Specialist